The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-24
Personal.


Tuesday afternoon for Kinsley, Kansas,
where he expects TO make his headquarters
for few weeks prospecting.
EvASs-Lient Dahl Evans leaves for his
station next Tuesday. He has been assigned
to Fort Lewis, in south western Colorado.
A. A.-Messrs Charles Taylor, Z. C. Rock.
wood and Follett Bull leave for Ann Arbor
next Tuesday, Sept. 81. Mr.. Taylor and
Mr.. lockwood enter their third year, and
Mr. Bull his first
PRIS-Mr, and Mrs George Prindle, Of
Kalamazoo, Mich were the guests of j. L.
Porter and family last Saturday. Mr..
Prindle returned home Sunday, but Mrs.
Prindle remains during this week.
| SHAw-Mrs. II. b. Shaw for some weeks
past, the guests of relations in Ottawa, left
last Tuesday for their home In Fullerton
Nebraska.
JoE-Mr. Jos Kelleia left last Saturday
for Brown University, where he will remain
in school this year.
| HossAcK-Miss Emma Hossack left last
Tuesday morning TO enter Mrs. Loring's
boarding school, on Prairie Avenue, Chicago.
| ALBANY-Niessers Chas. Zckler and Con.
rad Anschecks left here last week for visit
at Albany, New York.
PoRTER-,liss Annie Lewis Porter left
last Wednesday noon for visit of several
weeks with friends in Princeton.
TRIM-Miss Elsie Trimble started Wednes-
day noon for Quincy, to spend some time
visiting and ruralizing.
lYs--Frnnklin Whistler of the Insurance
friends visit
SMIrH-Mrs. A. B. Smith of this city has
been visiting her daughter in StreatOr this
week.
MUsIc-Aliss Olive Harrison has returned
to Ottawa to resume her music teaching it
the public schools.
weeks an employee in the county clerks
office, left the city on Saturday to resume
his law studies in Chicago John is one of
the best fellows on foot; and we hope some
day to see him back in Ottawa again, doing,
rs he certainly will some where, big law
business.
CMrFE, - Miss Dema Cliff has returned
from a visit to her sister in Duluth.
WILLIs.-Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Willis, of
Detroit, Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Willis of Fall River, H., are the guests of
their brother, Prof. Seth S. Willis, of this
place, yesterday
MEN,-Durng the Sunday School conven-
ton this week, the Misses Wiley, Pollock,
Scott and Henry, all of Mendoza, were the
guests of the Misses Gedney and Morgan, Of
this city.
EELLs.-Mr. George Eells started the first
of this week on trip west, in the interest
of the Stiefel Overall Company.
CHEEvER Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Cheever
have returned from their sojeurn IN the East.
Ross.-Mr. James Ross has returned home
on account of the serious illness of his Sis
ter Mabel.
MAHER.-Miss Anna Maher is visiting in.
Chicago.
FuSK.-M. Charles Funk returned home,
Monday, from Iowa and Nebraska where he
has been all summer.
BoyLE.-Mr. J. C. Boyle returned last
Saturday from trip through California.
BRIEL.-J. C. Briel, a popular Peruvian,
has been appointed to clerkship in the
county clerks Office
BANE-Jacob Bane will preach tomorrow
in the Second NJ. E. Church.
BowMAN.-Mrs W. E. Bowman is visiting
her sister in Joliet.
Rus-Charlie Russell has retired from the
firm of Russell s. Tyron.
ALEx,-Alexander Vaughy, of Seneca, was
in town, Tuesday last.
BLAN.-Captain s. r. Blanchard had
finger crushed, Wednesday, in the new pot
terry works.
BAyGs.-Miss Elizabeth Bangs has &C.
cepted position to teach in seminary at
Tallahassee Florida. Miss Bangs is an edu-
Gated and we'll trained instructor, and will
certainly succeed in her new field of labor.
Her many friends in Ottawa will keenly re-
greet her departure.
Bupp.-Mrs c. Budd, with her daughter,
Lizzie, of Englewood, are visiting the sister
of the former, Mrs. E, T. Read, of Grand
Rapids.
DEoEN.-Nate Degen has gone to Mime
sofa for a few weeks visit.
BuTLER.-Mr. B. J. Butler has returned
from Morris, where he has been with some
of his blooded race horses.
PopE.-Miss Emma Pope returned Thurs
day morning from three months visit in
the East.
BowEN.-Mrs. Bowen, now of Minnesota,
was in Ottawa this week. Her late husband,
Thomas Bowen, was for some years resi-
dent of Ottawa.
Novel Bet.
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